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Microsoft Is Selling a $25 Hoodie for Your Xbox Controller

Microsoft is now selling what can only be described as the product you never knew you needed: a warm, soft, fuzzy hoodie for your Xbox controller. This stuff isn’t made up! It’s now available for $25 on the Xbox Gear Shop.

The Xbox Mini Controller Hoodie does exactly what it says on the tin. A tiny little hoodie that’s just the right size to keep your Xbox Series X|S controller warm while also looking stylish. Even though controllers don’t have arms, this official Microsoft Xbox product has arm holes. In any case, this will keep the controller warm for gamers before diving into another COD match or during those cold weekend morning gaming sessions.

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